Sentence examples for higher lifetimes from inspiring English sources
The S N curves of the VA tests are shifted to higher lifetimes depending on the reconstruction sequence.
An excerpt in the white square is further analyzed in (b) In both images denuded zones of 100-μm width with higher lifetimes are visible around the dark grain boundaries.
As a result, the average lifetime determined by FLIM is biased towards the higher lifetimes of multi-exponentially decaying donors.
The victims had higher lifetime risks of venereal diseases, pregnancy complications and depression.
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Lambs that gain more weight survive winter better and have higher lifetime reproductive success.
Expectations of lower future taxes and higher lifetime earnings may encourage investment and spending.
Higher lifetime testosterone levels increase the risk of prostate cancer, just as higher estrogen exposure increases breast cancer risk.
Older people with higher lifetime earnings would have fewer benefits, and they wouldn't kick in until age 70.
When university tuition costs nearly trebled from £3,375 a year to £9,000 in 2012, students were promised value for money, more choice and higher lifetime earnings than non-graduates.
Successive governments have said that rising university numbers are justified by a graduate premium – higher lifetime earnings that more than compensate for tuition fees and living expenses.
